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KMID : 0357220000120010015
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Journal of Korean Society Physical Therapy
2000 Volume.12 No. 1 p.15 ~ p.22
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Movement Patterns from Supine to Standing Position of Hemiplegic Patients
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1권미지/1Mi Ji Kwon
2정형국/3배성수/2Hyung Kuk Chung/3Sung Soo Bae
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Abstract
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Rising from a supine position to erect stance is an important milestone in treatment of
patients with neurologic dysfunction. The purposes of this study were to describe the
movement patterns that hemiplegic patients use when rising to a standing position and
to investigate whether movement patterns that are proposed to treat of functional
activity. Seventeen patients were videotaped performing three trials of rising. Movement
patterns were described with three body components; upper extremities, head-trunk,
lower extremities. Subjects rose most commonly using a push and reach pattern of the
upper extremities-symmetrical interrupted by rotation patterns in the head-trunk-an
asymmetrical squat pattern in the lower extremities and a push and reach pattern of the
upper extremities-symmetrical interrupted by rotation pattern in the head-trunk-an
symmetrical squat with balance step pattern in the lower extremities.
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